The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-23
People WE Az KNOW.
A Medley of Personal, social and PoIftI-
cal lettings.

Judge Magic rides to the Elizabeth court
house in tricycle..
Ruff Blodgett has joined the anti-Abbett
conspirators at Trenton.
Postmaster Currau, of Hoboken, has been
in Washington during the week.
Freebooter Schinzel is urged to become
candidate for Mayor of Hoboken.
The Chairman of the Hobokens Council
dotsa't cross the ferry now days.
Are General Sewell and William Walter
Phelps pooling their issues just now?
The terms of Judges Parker and Magic,
of the Supreme Court, expire this spring.
Mr.. David Crater will succeed himself as
as Surrogate of Monmouth County this
fall.
Miss L.lice Laverty has been very danger
ously i'll at the home of her parents in New
York.
distressing effect upon Counselor Max
Saliager.
Our steamship companies are also ex-
pecting labor troubles at their wharves in
this county.
United States Treasurer Conrad Jordan's
daughter has been a guest of Mrs. James
Flemming.
Ex-Mayor Timken, of Hoboken, has
whole hive of Mayoralty bees buzzing in
his bonnet.
Ex-senator Frank Ward, of Sussex, is a
pretty sabject to preach against corruption
in politics.
The Hoboken Council have again IL
censed the notorious as,ignation hous on
Hudson street.
When will our statesmen in the halls of
Congress think of making this county a
port of entry?
With the ret urn of spring Counselor
Samuel McGill will bid adieu to single
blessedness.
1t is ordained by the whips of the party
that the Republican Senate shall organize
next Tuesday.
waste much more time in hunting up
marriage license.
Mr. John Stevens, of Castle Point, Ho-
boken, is not recovering as rapidly as his
friends would wish.
The bright red scarf worn by Comptrol-
Ter Anderson is not at all unbecoming to
his style of beauty.
Assemblymai Heppenheimer has already
caught on to the tired" look so universally
affected by statesmen.
Governor and Mrs. Green will give sew
eral receptions at Trenton before the ad-
journment of the Legislature.
Mrs William NJ 'Adoo, baby and nurse
have returned to Washington to cheer the
idle hours of the Congressman.
Judge and AIrs. Beach are perfeeing
arrangements for the musicale to be given
for the benefit of their church.
There seems to be conspiracy in the
Hoboken CITY Hail to shield the bondsmen
of defaulting Collector John McMahon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j Toffey, Mrs. VIM.
Utz and Miss Anna Post will spend a por-
ton of next month at Old Point Com fort
Prison Keeper Paterson's political
strength was not apparent in either Mon
mouth or Mercer last fall.
This pandering to popular prejudices on
the part of demagogical public officials is
becoming nauseating in the extreme.
Senator Mcpherson claims that he has
made a tour of the State in the interest of
Mr.. Albeit since the legislative circus
began.
Alderman Robert Davis has as yet not
decided whether he will enter the race for
Sheriff this fall or leave the field 10 Jack
Hughes. /.
Mr.. Henry Gaede, ST., is just able to be
about after having been confined to his
Led with rheumatism of the joints for over
three years.
Mr.. Richard Stockton, Consul at Rott er-
dam. came home to marry a st. Paul
heiress. The ceremony came off last
Wednesday.
Ex-Attorney General Gilchrist is strongly
| impr egnated with the idea that Governor
Green would do a clever thing in making
him Chancellor.
The only speech Judge McGill made in
the late campaign was for Wolverton and
Baird at a joint meeting near the junction
of Hunterdon and Warren counties.
And now it is alleged that Cavanagh will
be defended by Ex-Governor Albeit. Mr..
Allan L. McDermott, ex-Judge Hoffman
and Mr.. Burke Cochran, of New York.
Court Stenographer Nugent is hiding his
| light under bushel. His elements of
| greatness eDtitle him to foremost rank
among the renowned men of the nation.
Reading Clerk Potts hos drawn the whole
of his salary in advance, so that if he is
| fred out he will not go empty handed, and
his successor will have to whistle for his
pay.
Prosecutor Winfield will take his annual
outing about the end of this month. He
will go by rail to the City of Mexico and
Vera Cruz and from there by steamer to
| Havana.
| Senator Fish will take his friends to Ia
diana in special car next june to attend
| his marriage with Miss Studdebacker, the
daughter of the well known millionaire
wagon builder.
Those Awho assert that Assemblyman
William Throckmorton, of Monmouth, will
not support the Democratic caucus nomi-
nee for U. S. Senator know not the calibrt
of his democracy.